good morning. i'm mike hydeck. major metro delays. six months of work that will throw your schedule off track. a two day music festival. we're talking headliners, and also the deeper meaning behind the landmark music festival. i'm surae chinn. we'll have all of that in the next half hour. >> the hope heads to philadelphia where he'll meet with the loved ones of a police officer killed in the line of duty. and on this final saturday

in september, plenty of clouds around and a threat for showers as well. thanks so much for joining us. chilly start, feels like fall. >> lots of 60s and a cloudy, breezy day. the leaves have been falling, more from the dryness than the fall weather. and rain is certainly around. a decent amount south of town. in the metro, it will look threatening but probably not all -- [ no captioner audio ]

and in southern st. mary's county light rain showers there. temps are running in the 50s in damascus and rockville. highs upper 60s and low 70s. and the shower threat -- mainly south and southwest of town. i'll be back with a look at the 7-day forecast. we have a couple of 80s in the forecast. mike, back to you. sounds good, howard. we'll see you in just a little bit. we are following pope francis. you are looking at the upper east side. he departs, no for philadelphia. we'll have live reports coming

up in the next half hour. we are tracking delays on metro. five of the six metro lines, orange, silver, blue, and yellow lines will run every 24 minutes. red line will be 10 to 20 minutes. the green one is operating as usual. and for the next six months, workers will be repairing damage from a transformer fire. and the news is not good. blue, orange, and silver changes will affect all times of the day including rush hour. orange and silver will run every eight minutes instead of every six. a fatal hit-and-run in montgomery county -- was it intentional. the driver struck a pedestrian and did not stop. a short time later they were able to catch up with the

person behind the wheel. the driver may have known his victim and police are questioning him to find out why. a judge is holding a scheduling hearing for the police officers in the freddie gray case. the first trial is scheduled for october 13th and the defense is trying to delay that. gray's death triggered riots in baltimore. it's here, the landmark music festival is going down in washington, d.c. >> the big headliners -- raising money to preserve the national mall. surae chinn is live at west potomac park with a preview. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is where you want to be. west potomac park for the two day event. here we are at the entrance. and you can see right here there is one of the five stages

right there. so all these music stars will be here. there'll be 40 different bands. folks that you mentioned. this is all going for a good cause. what they say is to restore america's front yard. i want you to pan over there, graham, just to see all of this space that's going to be happening, all of these folks. this is with the trust for the national mall, a nonprofit partner of national parks service. and this is a campaign to restore the national mall. there hasn't been a good restoration for 40 years. this is a two day event happening on the west potomac. we'll have much more coming up throughout the hour. >> hopefully, it's going to stay dry and i think it mostly

will. let's change gears now. conservative gifts are claiming victory after the resignation of john boehner. >> good morning. this is david at wusa 9. your number one responsibility is to the institution. and having a vote like this in the institution i don't think is very healthy. >> reporter: the early favorite to replace the speaker is house majority leader kevin mccarthy who is from bakersfield. pope francis is getting ready to depart new york city. he leaves the big apple at 8:40. his first trip ended with a message of peace, tolerance for immigrants, and love. he'll be attending the world meeting of families. he thought the family was being threatened from within and

without. and that concerns him. don champion joins us now with more details on the pope's visit. good morning, don. >> reporter: good morning, mike. the pope is scheduled to arrive in philadelphia around 9:30. he's going to be attending the world meeting of families. and after already addressing lawmakers in washington and world leaders in new york. the trip to philly is all about the everyday cat rick. >> reporter: a felon opened fire killing patrick mcdonald. his partner, officer richard bose was shot in the hip. his family will be welcoming pope francis. >> honestly, you just don't feel worthy enough. >> i couldn't think of a better

family to remember the people of the area. >> reporter: the pope arrives in philadelphia after a stop in new york where he was treated with rock star like adoration. he carried through familiar themes. >> we just kept screaming papa, papa, papa. >> i don't know what to say. i have goose bumped. >> reporter: he urged world leaders to step up protection for refugees fleeing conflicts. at the 9/11 memorial site he parade for the victims of the attack and urged them to bring their peace to a violent world. he drove through central park where hundreds of thousands were on hand. and he wrapped things up with a mass at madison square garden and urged the 20,000 in attendance to reject self- absorption and think of the

needy. around 10:30 this morning, the pope will hold mass at the basilica. that's the basilica of peter and paul. and he'll head to independence mall where he'll address 50,000 people, mostly hispanics from the community. he's going to be talking about immigration and religious freedom. and speaking from the very same podium that abraham lincoln spoke from. the trip wraps up tomorrow in grand style. about a million people are departmented to attend the final mass in philadelphia. what a sight that will be. >> don champion, thank you for joining us from philadelphia. and continuing coverage of the pope's visit. download our new app. washington, d.c.'s tour decure is out today. the event raises money for the

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we can see the doppler and a few green blobs. >> you know what? they are not heavy and looks as if the rain is going to diminish some throughout the day. >> feels like fall today. there's a brisk wind out of the northeast. get ready for a cool breezy weekend and i think we'll get sunshine by early next week. let's show you what's happening. all that light green off to the south is light rain. the yellows and oranges in the outer banks are heavier showers and thunderstorms. it's just not moving much. and i think it's going to shrivel up. fredericksburg south and southern st. mary's county will see showers. here it is. woodstock you might get a sprinkle or two but most will

be to the south. culpeper seeing light rain and showers. and fredericksburg and colonial beach. i don't think it's going to be a washout. a couple of showers and i expect a lot of it to move to the west and southwest. you'll get plenty of breaks. . clouds around this morning and clouds all day long. temperatures climbing to 72 or 73 in town. and a few spots west and south may not get out of the 60s. it's certainly going to feel on the brisk side. and nats and phillies at 4:05 today if you're headed out to the ballpark a light jacket. tomorrow 73 and a few showers and mostly south and west. and monday as warmer air returns, 77. there'll be a chance for a

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are you an instagram user? if you are, you are definitely not alone. 400million use the picture sharing app. 75% of the users live outside the united states. and half of the 100 million new users live in europe and asia. twitter has 80 million fewer users. it's just not the pope making headlines. malala is -- the documentary about the pakistani teenager critically shot in 2012 premiered friday night. the attack only strengthened her resolve. >> and on that day all my weaknesses died and a new courage was born. and it was also because of the

support of people. and together we are stronger than before. >> she's an amazing young woman. he named me malala opens in theaters on october 2nd. a salmonella outbreak spreads way beyond d.c. and kim davis is here in the district. we'll tell you why he's here. it's a cloudy saturday morning and i think it's going to be more bark than bite with the storm this weekend. i'll have the forecast coming up in a few minutes. good morning, everybody. we got to big college football saturday coming your way. it is a border war. and maryland and west virginia and the game is at morgantown. we'll have highlights. and navy heads to uconn. and the nats have very little

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and after the buzz of the big apple, the pope is heading for philadelphia this morning. >> it really made us feel very bad about what we ourselves are now doing to the environment. volkswagen customers fuming over an emissions scandal. >> i'm meteorologist howard bernstein. i'll let you know if we have showers headed your way. >> good morning. join join us. i'm mike hydeck. >> it's most of us it will be generally dry. south and southwest of town we've been looking at showers. fredericksburg, luray, st. mary's and south. those are the areas seeing the showers and light rain. you can see the clouds. they are thick and they'll stay that way most of the weekend.

lots of rain off to the south. and most of it light. we are talking about heavier showers in the carolinas and the outer banks, and i just want to zoom in just to show you that down to the south. culpeper, fredericksburg, the lower shenandoah valley. and the amount of green would be indicative of the rain. and the clouds hang tough. the highs will be in the upper 60s and low 70s. right now low 50s in williamsport. and 50s and 60s to start the day. light jacket and should be mainly dry for the nats game. this is your weekend in d.c. if you love live music. two days all to support the

national mall. >> it's going down this weekend in d.c. raising money to preserve the national mall. surae chinn is live at west potomac park with a preview. >> reporter: the stage is pretty much set. and finishing touching going on. and we have special guests. we have brook -- who is part of the 3 c production promoter. and we have mckenzie -- with the trust for the national mall. tell me who is going to be here? >> we have an incredible weekend ahead. five stages, 40 bands. dr.john-- amazing music. and there's food here too. >> we've got our d.c. eats food court area curated by a

celebrity chef. we have ben's chili bowl, come hungry. >> reporter: mckenzie, tell us why we're all here. this is the first of its kind in d.c. >> this weekend is all about great music for a great cause. this is about raising awareness and funds to restore the national mall. >> and how much are you hopes to raise to restore the national mall. >> the trust of the national mall is an official partner of the national parks. our goal is $350 million. >> reporter: and tickets don't come cheep. it goes from 105 to $175 but going to a great cause. new information in morning about the figure and olive restaurant chain and concerns about salmonella. the cdc confirms it is leading

a multistate investigation. the los angeles health department is looking into nine cases of salmonella at figure and olive in west hollywood. and the d.c. health department confirmed 14 cases were tied to the restaurant here. it's passed inspection and is now open. baltimore city police have released surveillance video of a police shooting. >> on wednesday police say a 19- year-old tried to pass a fake prescription at a drugstore. an officer confronted him. the young man aggressively approached the officer and reached behind his back as if drawing a weapon. the officer killed mccloud and found no web. these next couple of stories are rough if you have kids in the room. a vicious attack was caught on

camera. he was walking out to get his newspaper and was brutally beaten. this happened in santa ana, california. and his children are now praying for his recovery. >> i just couldn't believe somebody could have done that to our father. he's the nicest man. it would be the last person that you would think would be attacked in something like this. >> he is believed to be homeless. now a preview of the season premiere of 48 hours. >> reporter: hannah graham's murder sent shock waves through town of charlottesville, virginia. the hunt for the killer leads back 10 years to a terrifying question, has he struck before? right here on wusa 9 tonight. and was the main suspect driving the stolen porsche of his victim? a judge has been asked for the

name of the witness who saw a man with short hair drivinger ratically in the stolen car. one veteran attorney says they may not want to pursue the request. >> when the defense is misidentification, more often than not you're going to lose. >> reporter: the judge said to submit a formal request. the homicide rate is up by 95% and tonight victims will be remembered. images of murder victims will be projected onto the walls of the ralph waldo green center. what do you serve a chinese president and his wife when they come for dinner.

the white house was -- and the first lady michelle obama decided to go with a dress designed by a chinese american designer vera wang. you are looking live as pope francis gets really to depart new york city. and explore nasa goddard. the open house will be celebrating hubble and the spirit of exploration. it will include an opportunity to meet astronauts too. still to come, all the fun of the oklahoma city fair as trump talks about building a wall to divide the united states and mexico. plus we'll head live to philadelphia as the city gears up for pope francis and is now

famous fiat. lots of clouds to start your saturday morning. and if you're south of us, you've seen light rain this morning. i'm expecting those areas to have the best chance for showers and most of us stay cloudy, cool, and low 70s. we'll

it's going to be a bit of a wait on metro, with trains running 24 minutes. regular service on the green lines, red lines running every tone 20 minutes. you can tweet me at wusa 9 traffic. see you monday morning starting at 4:25. always watching, always tracking, wusa 9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate.

the nats are playing and a rough outing for jordan zimmermann last night. your new york mets are doing pretty well. >> i grew up on long island. it's tough to let the boyhood teams go. >> if you're going to the nats game, a chance for an umbrella. >> you'll want a light jacket or a sweatshirt. areas to the south seeing light rain. generally a tenth to a quarter of an inch. we've been dry the last six to eight weeks so we'll take the rain. in d.c. and points north it's been a relatively dry morning. i'm going to zoom in and show you. rain in places like fredericksburg but it's drying up a little bit. and luray is seeing rain and

it's starting to weaken. and this is light stuff. south of perryville. and wilderness to lake anna. and we've had light rains. clouds around today for the rest of us. temperatures only climbing to about 72 or 73 in town. some of you will stay in the upper 60s. winds, east, northeast at 15. and they'll gust 20 to 25. the windbreaker or a sweatshirt. 65 in town. and 40s in the mountains. and 50s or 60s will do it to start the day. and currently the winds are northeast at nine with no gusts but we've had gusts in some spots at 25 miles per hour. the highest rain chances will be south and southwest of washington. and it will be cool and breezy for the nats and phillies and

that's a 4:05 start. and showers warmer monday as the temperatures shoot into the 70s. we've got no cold air. a little bit chilly in caribou. and the storm system in the southeast is bringing rain to the carolinas and georgia but battling high pressure to the north. right now we're close but more on the dry side than the wet side. a few showers mainly south and west. and monday warmer with a chance of showers, tuesday looks great at 82. a showers wednesday and 78. and thursday and friday look nice as well with highs in the low to mid-70s. donald trump continuing to push his plans for a wall to divide the united states and mexico. trump joining willie from duck dynasty at the oklahoma state fair. he got the crowd fired up with talk of his plans.

>> we're going to build -- and i love mexico and the mexican people, thousands work for me. thousands. i love mexico. but we got to build a wall on the border. we've got to. >> there's willie robinson. they noted the better looking wives. >> >> marco rubio called trump touchy and insecure. and trump called rubio a clown and a baby. it's been heating up as rubio starts to climb in the polls. kim davis is making headlines after an announcement she made in d.c. she's now a registered republican. she made national news after

refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. >> pretty much a whirlwind in the midst of a fire storm. we've had death threats at our home. i had calls saying they were going to burn us up while we sleep. >> reporter: he plans to stay on as county clerk and has still not signed any gay marriage licenses. the upper east side and pope francis gets ready to depart the big apple and head to philadelphia where he'll be welcomed by thousands upon thousands of people. it's another packed day for the head of the catholic church. the pope is expected to arrive in just under two hours from now. we have a live report.

this is a once in a lifetime experience for many, including maybe you. >> reporter: absolutely. i was about to say that. i'm so excited to be out here. and it's something that anyone watching will remember for the rest of their lives. you can see the jumbotrons. and it's all leading up to the art museum with the famous rocky steps. you have the papal stage in front of that. pope francis will arrive at the basilica and then have the address at independence mall. from there a parade and concert will be hosted by mark wahlberg featuring aretha frankly and many, many more. the real story is all of those that have been out here securing the best seats in the house. we got out here at 3:00 this morning and many, many people

beat us to it. they tried to get some sleep. i'm not sure that they did and i don't know how they would have. i don't know that i got all that much all in anticipation of a great day in philadelphia. back to you. >> one question before you go. when the pope was here in d.c., it was an unprecedented level of security. i would imagine the whole city is shut down there. >> reporter: that's a great question. i think compared to washington, i feel like your folks might be dealing with more people of this level. this has been an ongoing process. as of this morning we came in through the general admission security so that was pretty much a baggage check. as of yesterday there were national guard members on every

corner. security has been high. but officials tell us they are prepared and ready to house as many people as the parkway can fit this afternoon. >> when the faithful were here, everybody was happy and it was an easy crowd to maneuver. we appreciate you joining us live this morning. parents who use baby monitors as a virtual nanny to keep a watchful eye -- it helps out. >> we have steps to take to avoid hackers. >> reporter: that's right, mike. video baby monitors use public airwaves to transmit the signals that allow you to see you baby's every move. those signals go beyond the walls of the home. turn it off when you're not using it. and disable the features you don't need like the recording

or the storage on the internet. never put it on a public wi-fi account. and the newer digital models climb to have more encryption. if you follow these safety measures, you could add an extra layer of security and peace of mind for you and your family. lesli foster, wusa 9. >> >> in your money this morning, do you wear yoga pants and athleticware all day long. the trend is driving sales up 23% for nike. sales in china were amazing. they were up 51%. >> apple is expecting to sell 12 to 13 million new iphones this weekend. they launched the new models

that look just like the previous models. they have a 3-d touch screen, stronger glass, and a better costume. some of the best halloween costumes are based on characters from teenage mutant ninja turtles. it's a new day for volkswagen as the company gets a ceo charged with steering the company through the cheating scandal. here's kris van cleave. >> we're disappointed. >> reporter: they bought that volkswagen golf because it was build as ecofriendly. >> it's made us feel bad about what we're going to the

environment. >> reporter: a growing number of consumers are suing volkswagen. the epa notified carmakers it's beginning more testing. >> when other carmakers say they don't use defeat devices, do you believe them? >> trust but verify is the way to go. >> reporter: is clean diesel a myth? >> it's possible with technology available to have a clean diesel in the real world. >> reporter: the new ceo plans to focus on restoring trust to volkswagen. his appointment is part of a restructuring effort announced on friday. kris van cleave, washington. >> the news sent the stock down 30% this week alone.

i'm surae chinn. at west potomac park, this is where everything is happening. 40 bands on five stages at the landmark music festival. there's going to be a kids area. ten and under are free. and all for a good cause, to raise millions of dollars for our landmarks, monuments, and memorials. some are crumbling. the event timing is 12:00 to 10:00. surae chinn wusa 9. and crews are working on five of the six metro lines. orange, silver, blue, and yellow, trains run 24 minutes. ten to 20 on the red line. the green line is unaffected. police want to know if a hit-and-run in clarksburg was intentional. it happened friday afternoon.

the driver struck a pedestrian and didn't stop. a short time later they were able to catch up with the person and that person may have known his victim. a putin prank turning into an actual meeting every cup has a story. dunkin' k-cup packs in my life -- we're a good fit. a single serving for myself, it's pretty special. it is like having a dunkin' store in my home which is what i've always dreamed of. bring home delicious dunkin' k-cup packs today. your coffee, your dunkin'.

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he continues his trip. we'll have live reports from philadelphia before he heads back to rome. and john dickerson will join us ahead of his interview with john boehner with face the nation. and heading to the movies, check out the martian. matt damon plays an asau left behind on the red planet. no more pranks, this time for real. russian president vladimir putin called elton john and agreed to meet him to discuss lgbt issues. two russian pranksters admitted they called the rock star and tricked him. william peterson and --

return for the final episode of csi. and eli ross is out with a horror film that follows a group of young activists whose mission is to save the rain forest. the movie is getting harsh reviews for the gore factor. >> cannibalism might not attract a lot of folks. and a few showers south of town, cup pepper, perhaps a few showers. >> we'll see you back here on sunday morning. have a great weekend everybody.

good morning: it is september 26th, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning saturday." mass excitement at the world's most famous arena. pope francis wraps up his new york trip in grand fashion. and a sudden step down from the speaker of the house. john boehner announces he's leaving congress next month. >> they are halfway home. 250 miles from earth. checking in on the yearlong space mission six months in. also, he created